Materials, Colours and Processes
- Details
- Category: Discipline
- Baugh, G. (2018). The Fashion Designer's Textile Directory, Thames & Hudson Bubonia, J. E. (2019). Apparel Production Terms and Processes, Fairchild Books Cadigan, E. (2014). Sourcing and Selecting Textiles for Fashion: Sourcing and Selection, Fairchild Books Fashionary Team. (2017). Fashionpedia ? The Visual Dictionary of Fashion Design, Fashionary International Ltd Fashionary Team. (2020). Textilpedia. Fashionary International Ltd Fletcher, K. (2014). Sustainable Fashion and Textiles, Design Journeys, Taylor & Francis Ltd. Ha-Brookshire, Jung. (2017). Global Sourcing in the Textile and Apparel Industry, 2nd edition, Fairchild Books Hallett, C. & Johnston, A. (2018). Fabric for Fashion: The Complete Guide: Natural and Man-made Fibres, Publisher Laurence King Publishing Kettley, S. (2016). Designing with Smart Textiles, Fairchild Books Karthik, T., Ganesan, P., Gopalakrishnan, D. (2020). Apparel Manufacturing Technology, CRC Press
- Fashion and Textile Design and Production
- 6582
- 27477
- Materials, Colours and Processes
- ISMAT6582-27477
- 1
- Bachelor
- 5
- 0
- 12
- Não
- Português
- EN
- The teaching methodology includes lectures by the teacher and practical work. It is active and cooperative, encouraging reflection and focusing on the student's acquisition of concepts, problem-solving and research. The teaching/learning activities are part of the theoretical-practical classes, using audiovisual aids.
- Mandatory
- Know and be able to characterize the various types of knitwear and identify the main applications and technologies associated with the production process. Know and be able to characterize the various types of fabrics and identify the main applications and technologies associated with the production process. Know the various types of garments and be able to characterize them according to their fields of application and identify the technologies associated with the production process. Understand the importance of materials and technologies in fashion design.
- DAAD - Department of Architecture, Arts and Design
- 1 Introduction to the fashion industry 1.1 Textile and clothing industry 1.2 Fashion brands and sourcing 1.3 Statistical data 2. Textile fibers: characteristics, properties and applications 2.1 Natural 2.2 Artificial 2.3 Synthetic 2.4 High performance and functional 2.5 Sustainable and circular 3. Yarns 3.1 Types, characteristics, properties and applications 3.2 Blended and fancy yarns 3.3 Blending and fiber identification 4. Knitwear: characteristics, properties and applications 4.1 Weft, fully fashion and wholegarment 4.2 Circular and seamless 4.3 Web 4.4 Functional 4.5 Design: yarns, structured, jacquard, intarsia 5. Fabrics: characteristics, properties and applications 5.1 Construction and technical and aesthetic parameters 5.2 Cottons 5.3 Linen 5.4 Artificial and synthetic 5.5 Design: yarns, structures, color sequences 6. Textile finishing 7. Clothing 7.1 Types, characteristics, properties 7.2 Design: fabrics, knits, shapes 8. Trims and internal construction materials 9. Dyeing, finishing and printing
Descrição
Data limite
Ponderação
Recolha de amostras de fibras naturais,
sustentáveis, circulares, artificiais e sintéticas +
seleção do tecido(s) e aviamentos a utilizar na
produção da saia do projeto interdisciplinar20%
Pesquisa de fornecedores
15%
Frequência 25%
Escolha de materiais e cores para uma coleção
de produtos de moda
35%
Assiduidade/pontualidade
5%
O estatuto de estudante-trabalhador, não dispensa a entrega/apresentação dos trabalhos nas datas propostas, aplicando-se as mesmas condições que aos restantes estudantes. Caso o estudante não possa comparecer na data proposta deverá haver um comum acordo entre estudante e professor para a entrega/apresentação em data alternativa.
O exame de recurso e época especial consiste na melhoria dos trabalhos desenvolvidos ao longo do semestre e de um exame escrito.
- Semestral
- This CU's field of action is essentially focused on textile raw materials; however, it works more specifically with fibers and textiles (fabrics and knitwear), as well as trims and other clothing construction materials. It also covers the fashion industry and sourcing. Its intervention in the fields of textile materials and industry places the UC at a high level of relevance, since it is in this UC that students will acquire knowledge about the materials that make up clothing. Since textiles (fabrics and knitwear) are the main element of clothing, it is very important that students understand their importance and how and where they can be applied. An study of the industry and how it works will complement students' understanding of the process from choosing the fibers to producing the product.
